The Khosa, Khoso, or Khosug (Balochi: کھوسگ, Sindhi:کھوسو, Urdu: کھوسھ ,کھوسو) are a Baloch tribeof Pakistan. Even though the word has been used differently in different book, according to Balochepics, Khoso means one with the knife or "The Warrior". According to Baloch history, Khoso was the grandson of Hooth. The Khoso is one of forty tribes of Baloch which have survived since the 11th century. According to Baloch historians, the tribes have merged into one another and only a few survived to live with their own identity. The Khoso tribe name is found in many poems (11th and 12th century) of Baloch epic. Sardar Meer Dilmurad was sardar of this clan when British government was established but he did not recognise them and with a few other sardars tried to fight them but was subsequently arrested and was sent to Nicobar and Andaman islands which was then camp for high value targets as in British gazzatte and puppet sardar was made at Qadirpur. Balel or Balelani ( clan of Tumandar or Chief Khosa ) Umrani, Sulemani, Balialani, Jiani, Hamalani, Hajani, Munjhani, Sahjani, Sadkani, Bakhrani, kharamsani, Jindani, Sanjriani, Jamwani, Fatehani, Esani, Chutani, Wadani, Bandoani, JanyaniTotal population about 900,000/- Regions with significant populations Pakistan Languages Religion Related ethnic groups The tribe have settled in Iran, Pakistan.
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Main clans
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Warriors
Media People
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
KHOSA TRIBE
For the South African language, see Xhosa.
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